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pf Ⅰ vt 1. (ograniczyć) to reduce [ilość, deficyt, arsenał broni, wydajność]; to cut down (on), to cut back (on) [koszty, przestępczość]; to scale down [plany]; (stopniowo zmniejszyć) to whittle [sth] away a. down [przewagę, zyski]; (nagle, drastycznie) to axe, to ax US; to slash pot. [wydatki, usługi, program]- zredukować długą listę do trzech punktów/wachlarz możliwości do jednej to pare down a long list to three items/to eliminate all the possibilities but one- zredukować coś do minimum to reduce sth to a minimum a. to the bare minimum- zredukować dochody o pięć procent to decrease revenues by five per cent ⇒ redukować2. (zwolnić) to cut down on [personel, pracowników]; to streamline [biurokrację]; (nagle, drastycznie) to axe, to ax US [stanowiska]- zredukować obsługę biura to cut down on the office staff ⇒ redukować3. (sprowadzić) to reduce- zredukować coś do czegoś to reduce sth to sth- zredukować skomplikowany problem do prostej kwestii to reduce a complex problem to a simple issue- życie zredukowane do walki o przetrwanie life reduced to a struggle for existence- system zredukuje człowieka do roli trybika w maszynie the system reduces the individual to a mere cog in the machine ⇒ redukować4. Aut. (obniżać) zredukować bieg to reduce gear, to change down GB, to downshift US ⇒ redukować 5. Chem. to deoxidize Ⅱ zredukować się 1. (pod względem ilości, wielkości) [wpływy, ilość] to drop, to fall- nasze koszty zredukowały się o jedną trzecią our costs have fallen by one third ⇒ redukować się2. (pod względem złożoności) [funkcja, zagadnienie, dzieło] to be reduced- powódź danych zredukowała się do rozmiarów możliwych do przetworzenia the deluge of data has been reduced to manageable proportions ⇒ redukować sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zreduk|ować
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